The Sun. — London, England, 1810-11-24 00:00:00

R to t:1 ~ .I f i ,der the w hich eel? thl ncl) Oet: h rtc4r): re-Si" icta w o v an ed 11 . 1' 6 ' 11 ' • , T .es 01 11 0 : 1 ) .114 Dig lll, ss" i wcre cis .011`1 !i?, by 3 c paitai aod Coil" till Ile vio;. 4UXIIER 5680.1 4t T -ATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDE N. wi ll be Plsy S ACIAY EVENING, Nov. 26, 1810, ara s of THE MOUNTAINEERS. • Odavian, -M r. KEMBLE ; - guleazin, Mr. Et; ERTON ; Sadi„ r. BLANCHAD ; ,kloranthe, M Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ; Zurayda, Mrs. HAM F.turyN ;vlf, Agnes, Mrs. I.IsToN. ' e a will b added, the Grand - Historic , Pantomi me Drama •,f - LA PERMNE ; ‘'r, THE DESOLATE ISLAND. Pe rb e Europeans. Th e ,,''' a e (the Navigator), Mr.. BOLOGNA, jun. - ""ure(SOn of Pen:rise), Miss WO RGMAN ; Conge, - - Mr P. TAYLOR ; • Chi4l, 4 'ladarne:Perouse NCOTT rali z . -% (an Animal of the Desolate Island),' Maiter MORELLI. -.Natives of a neighbouring I sland. at ilt° (Suitor to Umba), Mr. U RI MA LDI ; Urnba Mrs. PA RK:E R till fit. 'yes tor the Boxes r 1) be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the "x- 011ice, in 'Princes- l• • H feet from Ten oltr. p ACC„ a , 2 ‘ .°)( e'S .7 s , Second-price 35: 6d ' —Pit 3s: 6d. SecontVpriee - S 'torld 25.. Second-price is , --Upper Gallery is. ),_Fhe - i i : r 'e6d.-/--NO Money to be returned. 7c4io „ - Nrs will be opened at Half pastiFive, and the Play „0, 1 ; Halt pivit Six. `ei ne ' jesdy*; The Gamesitt ; with Hartford Bridge.—On , ; litel7 4 ), As You Like It ; with La Perouse, or, Time De '44kl --On Thursday will be performed, for the first Cr 4 , s a n ew music Scenes, Dr7sses, and Decorations, a s Ne ' l4ltorleal (perl, in Three AdS (partly founded on fot l'he Ilea) of the' North); called Gustavus, ot wit ,The S poi i'd Child . ninciL THEATRE:ROYAL, LYCEUM. y,cr the A ut h or i ty o f t h e L ORD CHAMBERI.A. , IN.) t '.,,1S PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 24, 1810,i ' heir Maje.ries' Setvanrt - re ilt 'Act the Comic 0 perot UP ALL NIGHT; • Or, THE SMUGGLER'S CAVE. Admiral - 1111. int; Mr. -Do wr , ) N ; Harry Blunt, Mr. MI 1.1-:.R ; Heartwell; Mr. MARSHALL ; - Young He art A1t,117fi21 3 HI L 'PPS ; ‘ '•'• ... Meddle. Mr HORN ; •! ~ , Peter, Mr. SNII 11-1 . -, • , A. Boy, Master DI LLON ' • . ‘. ' . Juliana, MrS. MoUNTAIN; $ Flora, Mrs. 131 HOP ; ''.e, Madge, Mr... t) RC;E R. ••••1 will be added f oCvericliedat this Theatre), the - - '"V f arce of. . .O STRINGS TO 'YOUR BOW. i „ LOVEG Ray E, .''‘ucihl; his first appearance . in- that Cliarader); Don Pedro, Mr. CARR ; 11 ,, n Sancho, Mr. M'A ODUCKS ; Octavio, Mr HOLLAND; Ferdinand, Mt WA LIYEGR VE ; Clara, Mrs. OR.G ER, ""valg her first aPitearatice in that Charader); Lepfuma, Mrs. SCOTT ; 1') Maid, Mrs. MENAGE. s ltail a r ( to be taken. oftklr. Spring,, ,atthe.Box-0 Rice in the **ighti , htrafice, of whom may also be had Private Boxes 13 0 , S'• ti,lCs 6s, s ec o ,s. p • 6d • Second-price 2.5. -- it 3s. . ee Second-price is - Upper Cant* Is. Second. „O rt x" iw ,daY, The Country Girl;. with [lit or Miss ! , --On Confederacy ; m.. The Review, or, The I‘ ;' I " iii ; t ind s". -011 Wefinesday, The Cab met ; after 4 - ,c 1. 4 , W "' ! oe produced x• tie* Musical Farce, called Love Ort Thursday, The Merry Wives of Windsor. So ci - Adelphi, Nov. 23, 1810. 1 , 1, ' for the ENCOUR.-IGEMENT ot . ARTS, A t ' I ANUFACTUR I:2S - and CONINI ERCE. ",,EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEET uhtty '":(.; of zni , SOCIETY will take place on WEDNES.,- ~L t E:l , l e Sth ~f ' December next, teethe Eledion of a VICE- 4 he I'EN T, in the place di the late Earl ; of Dartmouth. 4 t a l lo t lq,,, to commence in the Great RooM of the Soclety, 4 11,,,,ven cA'Clock in the Morning,- and close at Two in the Mll es °olj precisely. No 'Member can be admitted to vote, te- arz:"Sohscription for the Current Yvar, and all his Ar- L aqi i : e %ri ceol ( s who are Members' may- ot ve-by proxy, on sending choice in writing, by a Member. BY Order, CHARLf S TAYLOR, M.l). Secretary. AN I ED 4 A .. Aii LTNER„ i WAN an extensive, respectable, and t.,,, „ - -g-established Manufacturing Concern, wholly en rtofit.-1 a Lome TParie, possessing e x clusive advantages, the ot .. ol ° t Which are l arge upon t h e re t u r n s, and have been kereaWer annuM, and bTextension rright be considerably .I,Th • • :gth e e ,,artner would not be required to take an a6live part hig _ ultettion of the business, additional Capital al ne be i.ettlwanteci and which would he amply secured in extensive. L , and , stock on ,a Freehold Estate. a t il e i .ter ses s, paid' direted to E. R: with real address, left Otte:. York Hotel, New Bride.street, Blackfriars, -will have paid them. ONLY LOTTERY NOW ON SALE. IS\I'AZ MONTH; DECEMBER 4, the GRAND ~hi ' iTY - LoTTE IV( wi 114 raw in Guildhall, . London. ttleeteal,zai Property, situate in Skinner-street and 1 . )11. - .et.• amounts in value to upwards of One Hundred -I hou -11,v! r ounds, and is the-last opportunity the Public can ever obfaining a valuable reehold, Land-tax redeemed, 4. 1 5s. There are twenty-five Capital Prizes. Price of a ticket . . k 8 o Quarter• • k 4 to E. ;0 1 Eighth • ,1 4 0 . 2 7 0 I Sixteenth . 012 0 She e t and Shiites are selling . at No. i; and 26, Skinner of 7, Snowhill • Picketi.street ;6, Aldgate, cor4cr Skinner r, uutidsditeLs • 1' O .' it id. - tteet - 120, Strand ; and 8, 49, 0 4 Tlcury FIth i EHOLP LOTTF.itY. • CKETS are Selling for he CITY FREEHOLD /3 ,IPTT ERY, at both the Old Established-0 ffice of 'but " 14 . 4. Curnhill, and 9 Charing cross. Where Iwo ce sold and shared ; _QI the roar Prizes 61;t6,oiik it the Lottery just finished, also 2,35.8, a Prize at a,o :al. ; and 1 . 1 4 7 ' 4 a Prize of tpuol. in Sharci.—The City lottery begins D ecember 4, 1.8k0.. tvv o t -4 T ile Grand Hate; in Skibner•street,value 25,0601. and the ,4lshter .Capit a l P r i zes, were sok l i n s h ares, b y HISH, in (............atattery; and paid in full. L[C -Nstip STATE LOTTERY OFFICES, 2 ". CORNHILL, ,and ST. MARGARET'S HILL, BOROUGH. IsIoRNSBY and CO. Stock-Brokers, remind b e. , their i'nends that the CITY LOTTERY •tvill atc rawn th e ith of December a Variety of TICKETS SH ARES ate on Sale. ; Half Ticket . .' . ,C 8 15 o • . , 4 12, o Eighth • • ;Cr 4 . 0 Quart er ••2 7 o Sixteenth . 012 0 • li on , , SCHEMIS GRATIS. Lott Ch sold the• Grand Prizes in the Adelphi sterv.erY, Cox's'Museu rn Lottery; the Ptgbt. Diainond Lot. ztlditi the Vita aid Secon3 City Lotteries ; also, No. to t 1 1 ; 1 . 2 ; 00, 31. No. 1,;72, 3 1. and, No. 3,077, a fool. "tY-two Shares, in the hist State Lottery. , si,\,‘ P I I 7; S IN. SATURDA J NOVEMBER 24, 1810. NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY. *IONTHLY SALE, By Mr. SCOTT, On Friday, the 7th of December, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Mart, COVENTRY CANAL—Three Shares in this excellent Concern, connecting the Grand Trunk with the Oxford and Grand undion Canals. The Dividends are 281. per Share clear, per Annin, which, by recent arrange ments, and the , prosperous state of the Concern, are exped ed to increase considerably. WARWICK' and NARTON, MONMOUTHSHIRE., ROCHDALE; LANCASTER, ELLESMERE, GRAND WESTERN, BASINGSTOKE, and CROYDON CA. NAL SHARES, and a CROYDON CANAL MORT- G BOND of 3nol. beating Interest at s per Cent. Particulars at HatChett's Hotel, Piccadilly; at the Matt ; and of Mr. Scott, zS, New ,Bridge-street. GENERAL POST-OFFICE, • Noy. 21, 1810. THE BAGS of LETTERS from, Melton -a-Mow bray, Oakharn, Uppingharn, Kettering, Thrapston, Higham Fetters, and Wellingborough, cf .1119nday, the (9 inst. having b,:en stolen the same Night, about Nine at !Belford, Whoever shall apprehend, or cause to be appfebended, the Per son or Persons, who stole the said Bags, will be intit:ed to a Reward of • ONE- HUNDRED POUNDS, . taj..14 , 1.: upon Conviction. Ty Command of the POstinalter-Ceneral, F. FREELING,Sec. - riENTLEMEN, FARMERS, and at OWN NJr ER S of HO RSES,2are re;peCtfutiv informed, that - Mi CI,ATER'S ONE' HUNDRED NEW CASES in FARRi ERY are now incorporated in the mist Edition of Every Man his,own Farrier." The whole woik has been re-written, and every possible improvement made, from Mr. C later's Memorandums and Observations, during 24 Years extensive Practice, embellish ed with a Portra.t, price 95. , Sold wholesale and retail by Crosby and Co. Stationero - Ludgate-street. Where may be.liad, a. Every Man his own Cattle . Dealer, price ros. 6d. 2. Crosby's Faimer's Complete rocket Book,' for air, price 4 5 . 3. Complete Grazier; or, Cattle Dealer's Assistant, price a 2s. On or about the Ist of December next will be published, The First Number, price 6s. of THE REFLECTOR; a Quarterly Magazine, on Subjeds of Philosophy, and the Liberal Arts. Concluded by the Editor of the Examiner. This publication is to be considered as an attempt to im prove uron the general charaiter of - - Magazines, net -by a dry Tedantryion theorie hatid, nor hy, splendour of .embellish mem, as it is called, on the other, ;_ but by shawin4 a proper regard at race . to the utility and athusement of periodical ,writitig, by cultivating , the. connection' between tlie.polities .and liberal arts of a great nation;, waging war with literary and political quackery ; endeavodring t'o enlarge the general spi6t'of thinking - ; and altogeth: r regarding the times with an eye to the judgment of impartial posterity. Oiders for its supply may be given to all the Booksellers and News Venders. icarnincrlOSee, Bc.aufert-buildings, Strand, No - vember 1,18 to. LQN DON MEDICAL REVIEW. Thit'Dii was published, price 2s. 64. T HE - LONDON MEDICAL REVIEW.— No. XII. Printed for E. Cox, St „Thomas-street, Borough; T. Underwood, No. 40, West Smithfield, London ; Adam Black, Edinburgh ; and Gilbert and Hodges, Dublin. As'above may be had; The LONDON MEDICAL REVIEW,`No. I, to XII. at 25. 6d. pa - Number ; or hr 3 vols. Bvo. in extra boards, ti. its. 6d. Cl' No. XIII. will be published on the Ist of Ja nuary, YRYSERVATION FROM DIt()%VNI NG. - This .1)Tly was pllbliShC(l.,,p,riCe ss. in boards, THE HYDRO-AERONAUT, or. Navigator's LIFL. BUOY; skewing by new Experiments,. on Principles well knownio Natural Philosophy, that Withhur any particular preciiiition, almost every ship at sea-has with iifitself easy and dietttlal means or saving its Crew and Pas sengers in eases of Shipwreck, with a variety of other im portant information. - Printed for 1, M. Richardson, N0..23, Coruhill, and 1. Hatcharri. Lately published, In One Volume oa Ivo, price ics. THE ECCLESIASTICAL and UNIVERSITY .1 ANNUAL REGIS tt, for the Year 1809. Contents. _ ..—..... r. Ecclesiastical Annals. — z. Static of the Irish Ecclesiastical Establishment. 3. State of the Established Church in. Scot land.' 4. Proceedings in Parliament relative to Ecclesiasti: cal Affairs. 5. Clerical Biography. 6. Controversy. 7. Ecclesiastical Miscellanies. 8. Ecclesiastical Review. 9. Proceedings in the Dioceses and the Universities. 10. Cle rical Obituary. ir. Correspondence. Printed for F. C. and' I. Rivingtuir, St. Paul's Church yard; P.. 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The traits of ardour and originality that are disclosed through alt the reserve and .gravity of the style,:-beget a. continued exp.:c tation and cukriosity. ; and even those parts'of his story whit i stein • rather to . belong •to his 'youth, rank, and' educa tion, • thin •to his genius or peculiar eharatler,• acquire..a degree of importance, from considering how far these very cirdutnstsnees have assisted` the toimation, and ch.. strutted the developement, of 'that charatter and getbus Rev. " Perhaps the history of literature does not preset so ex traordinary an instance of the enterprizes which mind alone will.attemp l t, unassisted by art, and unimproved by instruc tion."--Mon. Rcv. ' . . f • . AN ENGLISH AND DUTCH DICTIONARY. • This Day was published; In vol. square rzmo. prite los. 6d. bound, .NEW POCKET DICTIONARY of the lA. ENGLISH and DUTCH LANGUAG ES ; with a N j Vocabulary of Proper Names, Geo&aphical, Historical, &c. in Two Parts :.1. English and 2.. Dutch and Eng lish. Containing all the words of general use, collected from the best Authorities, in both Languages ; carefully' revised; and constructed upon the plan - di the Octavo Dic tionary. By SAMUEL HULL IV I LCQCKE. Printed for I. Mawinan; Poultry'; • T. I3oosey, Broath met ; and John Richardson, Royal Exchange, London. APPLEBY'S ANTi-NERVOUS TEA TS recommended by several eminent Physicians, as the most pieasant Restorative in all Nervous Digit - . dors; inward Wastings„Loss of Appetite, Debility, &c. The following will prove its efficacy : Frqtn the Rev. H. C. Mason L to Mr. Appleby. -- • - • consequence of reading the Rev. Dr..lirooket's let ler to you, and' from • his account had reason to believe your Anti-nervous Tea deserving of every encouragement, I was in duced to recommend it to several of my friends, who laboured under severe nervous afflictions. I have the pleasing satistattion of assuring you, that they have received the greatest benefit therefrom ; and you may rest :assured of my utmost endeavour to introduce it,.pet suaded that Foreign Tea is extremely prejudicial to En glish Constitutions, and yours-is both pleasant and nUtri nous. •' Your obedient humble Servant, • HENRY COX MASON, Bermondsey, June 2, 1804. - Rector of Bermondsey. From Mr.. Joseph Waldon, Ironmonger, No. 380, Rather hithe, to Mr. Appleby, Sir—l beg leave to inform you, that attcr I had spent a great - deal of money with the f aeuky,whom I consulted in the :hope of their curing my wite ot. a violent nervous , complaint she was affiiEted with, and winch ball:lat.:ill the medicine that was given her, Providence directed me to offer her your Tea. • - . After having used it for some time, she is now, blessed be God, in perfed health, to the great happiness of us both ; and I wish most heartily that other people, through this let ter, may give it a fair trial. I am, Sir, 'Your grateful humble Servant, 10SEPH ‘VALDON:. Sold by Mr. Butler, 4,-Cheapside, Corner of Paternoster row_; CollicOi, IG, Oxford- street ; , and by most Country: Booksellers, in packets, at-25..94. anal Ss, 6d. each. • To.THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq.. St R,,NO. 9, New Bridge-street, BlackTiiars• CONSIDER it but an 'ad of justice due . to the merits of your LEA.'S. L's PATt;NT PILLS, to'com municate to you the following-Cure which has recently been performed by them Acquaintance of Mine, by th e breaking out oian old Venereal Complaint (attended by complication at disorders arising thei - efrotnl, was reduced al most to a skeleton ; anti although he had the best medical advice which could be 'obtained, and tried a variety of Patent MedieineS, nothing could be procured which seemed to soli his case; or to do aim any service:- lie remained in a most re duced and pitiable situation for two years, unable to follow his profession, arid scarcely able to walk or even to stand on his legs ; in fact, no one who knew hiM ever supposed sible for him to recover. -- He was advised at last to try your Leake's Pills ; he did so, adhering strictly to the directions given with - them. He had not taken more than two boxes before lie - foiind an alteration for the better; this encouraged him to proceed, and by taking a few boxes snore he.f - ound his appetite and strength gradually. return, and is now as healthy and stout 'as any man t know., You arc welcome, Sir,- to retbr any person to ma tor a confirmation ofTt he above account if it should be doubted. • . 1 am Sir, your obedient, humble servant, Library, Folkstone. TIIOS. 1' URDA Y. • Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Taos. 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" At our, Palace of Fontainbleau, Nev. 11, I 8 I O. (Signed) " NAroLE , N. " Duke of BASSANO." PARIS, Nov. 13. LETTER FAIOM !HIS IMPERIAL AND ROYAL MAJESTY, TQ THE PRESIDENT OE THE SENATE. -",M. le . C•mife Gamier, President of the Senate : : the, satisfactiou•which we derive from - the happy pregnancy of the Empress, our very dear and , %veil beloVed consort, induces us to write An this letter, that yOu may "communicate, in our name, to the Senate this event, as essential to - happiness as. to the interest and the -policy of our empire. The 'present letter having no other purpose, , we - prey God, M. le Cornta Garnier„President of the,Seilate,: that he may have you in his holy and worthy keep ing. (51gned) " N APOLEON." Written at Fontainbleau, Nov tz, 'Bro. Marlton, Ocas..3 - I.—lke official paper contains the- following.lio,yal.Decreel;:— ..',Our very -dear son, his Royal Ilighnoss :the - Cr.o , v.n Prince. is:.appointed G.overnoi-general of the circles of the Inn and Salza ; be is..als'n notninaie.t to the command of the truops teregoir) these, • Nov. 3.—lt is provisionally prohibited by a Rity4 Rescript,,dire6ted to the Corntniss4ry, ; ,ge,aelaj34,93e circle of th - e, Iser, to exhibit . fob sane,' ertttet whOlesalepr retail , the tellow ing articles of finer` chandiie cott9n, or retiird sugar ; t . cfa,cof;.., tee, cocoa, indigo, .cociiineal, pep;•er, cloves, &c. SALTZBLIIIGII, NOV. 2.—We !.ear d7frerent guar ters : that the n a viga Cain •is ace' ,marts ire quent in the Adriaticsllph, which is am ually stationerifanconi,:liai cont 7. pehled the,. English to quit the upper 14rt cf the Golph. The - coinniuiiication with Corfii Ii pert,...;tly fred. The English keep at a re.Te:4ll:ll distance . trofn that island. It is stweci in seders! letter§ from Ftyra, that liis , Highness tht Archduke John- is to be ectusit , ,iy . charged;with the civil goVernment of all the pro.; vitkes - of Lciwer Austria. .s, „ . . Our communie*tion with the Illyrian 'provinces- is • completely re:eitiblished ;.! midi there- has beet), within these few mOnths, a. great deal of ',rade Trieste and other towns.. ff _` r BAYONNE, Nov. 1.---On the sth of September, General Dorsenne, ordered M. Captain of the select Gendarmerie, to set out from Burgos for Breviesca, with a detachment cif forty men and sub alterns. Ortleaving.the village of Quaintalapaille, he was attacked by ninety or a hundred brigand ca valry. Norwithitanding the sharp tire of the rob belt, he'inade a vigorous'charge on them, put them to the route, sabred them for upwards of three leagues, and , toially dispersed them.. In this affair, in which the whole of the detach-, ment behaved admirably, Captain Janin killed Once. of the brigands, and wounded their leader by ,a pis tol-shot. The latter also received three sabre cuts, and died of his wounds. There were, moreover, fifteen of the robbers killed, as many d e Sp erate l y wounded,.twelve horses taken, some arms, cart ridges, and other property. On our side there was not a single man killed or wounded. PARIS; Nov. 13,.---Accordin g to letters from Hol land, the King of England daily glows worse, and his Ministers are in the., utmost` ialarm. Their poli tical existence .hangs on his Majesty's life,; and the nation-which they ,have :'abused waits only for that moment to . demand_" satisfaction for -all the evils it has so long suffered... Great Britain is on the verge of a violent commotion. NAPLES, Nov. I.—Joachim Napoleon, King of the Two Sicilies. EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE; - Nov. 13, 13!o. • 411 Excheinfi• 13 11s, dated in the 11.10. , :ths of jatzua3. a.;‘,/ F. bruary, 1810, TO - BE PAID OFF. THE LORDS COMMISSIO.ATERS of His 3 1 / 1 - . yESTY's TREASURY haVinggiven Diraiions jot ing of the Principal of the above-mentioned Exchequer Bills, with the Into - est. - dui thereon, at the Exc'hequer Billi) . ffice, in the Receip t of Exchequer,.New Palate Yard, Westminster, on Thursday, the :30 Day of December.. Attendance n ill be Oven dal? ) . (Sun:: days and Wolidays excepted) until and 1 . 1 . 7fi1l ThuridaY, the 2yto NoVember,t 8 to, from Ten o'Clock in the Morning till One in the Afternosn, for the purposi , of receiving the same. And for the greater dispatch, ihe Li - ea - revs of the said pith are do sired to bring :separate Lilts of each description of Bills , .containing the NuM hers in Numerical Order, according .to the Dates ,of the said Bills, and Commencement of Interest, with the principal bum s and Interest thereon, computed from, but excluding the Debts on which they are respefilvely dated, - to the said t 3 .t Lay of December bland-be, when the Interest will cease; and the said Bearers (being Hohiers so not), are indirpensab?y required to - indorse each Bill with their usual "Signature ; and to write their Names and Residence at the bottom of each separate Lid; and they arc moreover required to eut;nd the Excequer 13,71 - dficefir Payment, and to receive the New Bills, and give the Receipts for the same. , If any of the Holders of tteafor eraid Bills .1 hould bey desirous of receiving payment of the Prins-lira/ and l,.,zetest.-previszts sathe said 13th Day of Decemkr, theY,rn , ay hraccommodatel, on corn. e riling the Interest to the Day on which they to be paid, and.. leaving the said Bills for examination one day,prior thereto. _ Such Per ions as may / he desirous- of having New Exchequer.. Bills in lahole 41 in part Payment of Principal, upon .tnarki`ng Newßills, and onentioding the Anzonnt, at the bottom . 01 4heir. Lists, delivered eu or -before thr 29r . /.4 'November, may be ac.. ‘. comnurdated with Neu; Bills, c.irtirink an Interest of Three-pence by the Day,•on;very, One Hundred Pound:, which said Nczc•'Bilis will hear 'Date the said i3eb Drj cf December, a nd ia he de livered on Saturday,' the 15th Der r!nier, and thejoiloiiiirg Days. N. 8. All .E.iThequek dated prior to. January, iSso,,loavi been advert:ol.'l,N be paid of,..asa the Interest they eQn bas ceased.. $1 ' .A r t , fjr.k, kfgAW. lA , " ~...., -4 >•"1.1 ,- et_leriq , .-t.4').-: '',:i:1•0t: .1.-. ,T7-:14;;1`;14 ,. " 4 " P r E'- -"."' , 9, 1. I ' tiii.,W . fillaW-0.7,1,- 7 -, , 4._,-, '4 , t - 0 '''.74l'llfflt: - ' ~ 1, 3 . .?' , . , We have decreed, and do decree as follows Art. 1. Our Decree of the 31st of 'August is re voked. The duties on merchandize therein men tioned, shall be colleEted according to the tariff de clared in our law of the 24th February, 1809, an our Decree of the 16th May, 18 lb. 2. Reckoning from the publication of the present . Decree, there shall no longer be adtilitted into Our kingdom any cotton, cloth, or articles which are not of the rnanufaBure of the French empire, and accompanied by regular • certifiCatea of origin, ex pressed in. the fortn Whicii . the French Government shall think•Oroper , to adopt for e,tablishing t h e i r au thenticity, and.preventing frauds. • LEtPsic,'Nov. 2.—This town and the warehouse; still continue shut (lade is entirely at a stand. We. Still enjoy the most perfeCt.trantiuility.. - -Intelligence has beenleceiVed of the falling of a mountain near Oberhofen, on the Lake of Thun. A piece of ground to the extent of - . 280 yarcl - , which was clothed with vines, was precipitated into tt , e lake. Several persons atfirm,that they felt shocks of an earthquake at the time. - N,MES," Nov'. 2. JA tiNIN A, SEPT. 27.--Translation 01 a Liier from the Grand 'Vizier, Jusstil Padia, written from hiscanip at Semendria, to .Ali Pi:6a, of Jannina. His Highness. the Sultan Mahamud IL has so ictnitly ackwwkdged his Majesty Joachim Napo fiol4 a'sor Were' at Cb- - r oc! ~):1 113 iY OelY ~ i (J ;11 0 ? se 131 31 ' tbc Wel ° J.llo=.`l ° I1 1: oU c Od er. 211° ~ayC~ ~: ~,a• !a d r o£' ~~.